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WATCH FOR IT THE DOMINION JAMBOREE Sewage Disposal Problems Grow MONSTER CAR BINGO 5600 in Prizes I THURSDAY AUGUST BARBIE ARENA One New Plymouth Car Sixteen Games Three Special Games One 500 Free Game Five Door Prizes Wrist watches Valued at Each ADMISSION BENEFIT LIONS CLUB SERVING County Many lingering problems of sewage disposal not previously loo apparent have been brought to a boil in York County by the I present rapid growth of some of the townships towns and villages Dr Robert King medical officer of health and director of the York County health unit reported on conditions to the board of health July 24 The increased demand for safe clean water supplies has not gone unheeded and and Vau- townships Richmond Hill Aurora and Newmarket have tak en pains to expand their supplies to meet the demands of the grow ing population Most municipalit ies have also concerned themsel ves with safe and sanitary sew age disposal methods to protect the health of present citizens and new citizens in numerous new houses streets and subdivisions Richmond Hill installed and placed in operation a community sewage disposal system in The already overtaxed system has now been expanded to accommo date the rapidly growing volume of potentially dangerous sewage and to provide some reserve cap acity for additional sewage from future growth Auroras additional capacity for its sewage disposal plant is ready to be placed in operation to ade quately handle its overtaxed sew age demands Stouffville has just placed in operation its rcently installed sewage disposal system thus res cuing the village from literally sinking into a quagmire of inoper ative septic tanks laced wilh poll- 1 uted streams township is launching a program to install a safe water supply and sewerage system for the developed residential south west corner of the township Sutton is about to place in oper ation its newly installed commun ity water system thus ensuring a safe and clean water supply to re sidents previously dependent for well water from an increasingly contaminated water tabic Village has its well laid plans for a community sewer age system before the Ontario Municipal Board for approval of financing There is no reason why this project should not be shortly underway persons continues to dump en tire volume of sewage raw and untreated into the waters of the Holland river at several points as it passes through the town The MOH says that continuing delay in treating Newmarket sew age to retrieve the Holland river from contamination will raise grave health hazards for not only the downstream resi dents of the township of East GwilUmbury but also for the resi dents of the town of Newmarket itself The effects of inadequate sew age treatment can be various and roundabout The cleanliness of the water shed is increasingly jeopar dized Future water supplies are possibly damaged beyond repair A host of possible diseases stand menacingly suspicious in the sha dow of human waste Wholesome growth of the com munity no doubt requires a cer tain degree of industrial expan sion But communityminded in dustries will- not locate in mun icipalities with unsolved sewage disposal problems All of these ef fects have a direct influence on the public health of the town of Newmarket says Dr King A survey of the degree of con tamination and pollution in the waters of the Holland river in the vicinity of Newmarket is about to be carried on by the Ontario Wat er Resources Commission in co operation with the local health unit The findings of this survey should prove valuable and instru ctive to the citizens of the town of Newmarket and to the residents of the township downstream from the which the Hol land river passes Conserve Water In King Or A Regulating ByLaw Necessary Says Official At the regular monthly meeting of King City village trustees July 23 Waterworks Commissioner J Bolton warned residents to con serve water by watering gardens and lawns between pm and 9 pm This way he said there is less danger of shortage this fall If the request is unheeded not ices will bo forwarded If notices are disregarded a bylaw will be formulated and strictly enforced Contravention of a bylaw means paying a fine The reason for confining lawn watering to a twohour period is because the village tank fills up at night Mr Bolton pointed out Page The Era and Express Thursday Aug Several ladies from the com munity attended a farewell par ty last week for Mrs Ingram at her home in a former resident of Ravenshoe who left to spend a holiday with her son Donald in England Young People re trieved the shield from the York District Young Peoples baseball league for a second year The supper and apron sale will be held in the basement of the United church on Wednes day Aug Mr and Mrs J Rutledge and Mrs Merton spent last week with Mrs Merton Rut- ledges daughter Mrs Howard Madoc Oar Readers Write Letters to the editor are always welcome but the names of the writers must be known to the editor Editor On July 23 the Daily Star has an article written from Cobourg The headline says Unveil Plaques in Pioneer Tribute Newmarket is having a centen- phrases it will be progressive enough to win the support of the CCF Meanwhile I feel that the re cent announcement in the direc tion of curbing the inflow of im migrants at the midsummer this month but apparently point in this vital traffic is absolutely nothing is being done to commemorate any part of years of history Yours truly Leonora Starr The Editor a straw in the wind of considerable significance There may be shortterm benefits in such a decision but I am not so sure about the longrange wis dom of attempting to harness this nationbuilding stream on the basis of political opportunism or the attempt as the adage goes to be all things to all men Once more my thought has been pre cisely expressed by the above Your columnist WBH does an excellent and thoughtprovoking piece in the current issue in dealing with the Billion-Dollar- wnt has to Question Will the PCs Prove not the Progressive Personally I am willing to wait and sec whether or not the present administration on Par liament Hill as your writer MOUNT ALBERT convince us that he is tool of Big Business Somehow I like the reaction of one of the prairie farm editors Farm and Ranch Review in spotlighting the fact that immigrants have come to Canada in the past ten years and that they all eat It is indi cated that these new mouths around dinnertable have widened the demand for food an- Newmarket has concerned itself Guests at the home of Mr and with ensuring increased water Mrs A Davison on Sunday were supplies to meet the demands of Mr and Mrs Stewart Donnelly for million its growing population But New- Miss Joan Button New- pounds of beef pounds market with its growing poptilat- market Mr and Mrs Gordon of pork million pounds of Uncle Stan HOWDY NEIGHBORS TIME FOR ANOTHER BIG TIME Buckskin Bandwagon DAILY SATURDAY 12 NOON ion in the neighborhood of Calling All Boy And Girls To Attend A Five Day Club All Children are invited to attend these classes which will be held in Newmarket Area from Monday August 13th to Friday August 16th They will be at the following times and places am Lions Club Park am At the home of Mrs Singer pm at the J I Hell School West Newmarket pm at the home of Mrs Hilton St pm in the Grounds of Pickering College pm at the home of Mrs livers Main St North pm at the Prince Charles School Grounds These classes are under the auspices of the Child Fellowship Avenue Road Toronto And feature stories choruses and quizzes McDonald and Mr and McDonald all of Miss Margaret Peel home from Toronto weekend Mrs Sin- Bradford was for at the The Christian church Sunday school is planning a picnic at the Provincial Park Jacksons Point on Aug Mr and Mrs Taylor Newmarket were Sunday guests Miss B Terr poultry ft million eggs and million pounds of butter Yes I think that our acecard in striding to the Greater Can ada of tomorrow is more people Norm Hathaway Takes New Position With Clark Stone Co Norman Hathaway who has been manager of the advertising department of the Office Special ty Mfg Co Newmarket for eight years leaves soon for a new posi tion with Clark Stone Lim ited Toronto lithographers and printers Jake Sneep who has been with the Office Specialty advertising department for six years will take charge on Mr Hathaways departure Mr Hathaway will be setting up a new direct mail and promot ion department with Clark Stone Limited which has four plants in Toronto one in Halifax one in Montreal and some out west The new department will provide a catalogue service for its customers and be responsible for the firms advertising and pro motion Mr Hathaway and family will continue to reside in Newmarket REWARD For information leading to the recovery of a television service kit of tools and tubes taken from the truck of Top Television Service Ltd outside our store Sat Aug 3 between S Borrow confidently where 2 generations have 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family and roomers or boarders would benefit from their names listed in the telephone directory PI urs your directory right away For ss in the Action or sur Office delay The gift shop and restaurant badly damaged by fire last week is closed Sut ton fire engine were called and helped Keswick fire department save the building which belong to Mr Ken Sutton much damage was done to the in- side and contents belonging to Mr and Mrs I a Mm William George Vancou ver is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Harper We knew we had of a car PLEASANTVILLF Mrs Dill Hancock Sharon and Wayne Osliawa art spending this week with Mr and Mrs Karl Toole a Mr and Mrs McClurc St Catharines called at the McNUh- and Walker homes on Mon day a Mi and Mrs David Preston Scar bo ro spent the long week end under the parental roof of Mr and Mrs Preston Mrs A Tucker whose summer home is Big Hay Point is visit ing Mr Walker A large number of neighbors friends and relatives attended the trousseau tea for Miss Fran ces McCullough given by mother at their home on Satur day August school centennial will be Aug and Registrat ion will be at am Saturday also a pet how and a layer cake contest There will be a display of items Of local interest The speaker will be Mrs fin On Sunday a special relig ious service will be at a Mrs Mint and son are holidaying at the home of her cousins Mr Harper Mr A ft id- ley and Mr Proctor if King City Leslie and John Karl have returned from a two weeks vacation at Cape Cod where they slaved the old Galley Inn in the quaint New town of Province Mass Galley Inn was built in the early as a fishing port The dining room was originally over the pier where boats were Low beamed ceiling and floor in the original plank make a pic turesque scene in still thriv ing lobster fishing centre off the Cape Houses are Cape Cod style with some dating the earliest settlement The populace are 1 descendents of Spanish and Dutch settlers POPULAR CHOICE FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE this years has even us 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